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November 23, 2008 | 7:02
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During a timeout in a game last week against the Detroit Pistons, the Boston Celtics entertained fans with a contest on the scoreboard in which a couple players tried to name all of Snow White’s Seven Dwarfs.

Ray Allen got five right. Eddie House had three. A fan picked from the crowd got six.

Which did they all forget?

Doc.

So, how did Celtics Coach Glenn "Doc" Rivers (pictured at right) feel about that ?

“I think we’re going to practice on Monday, now,” he said, jokingly. “Honestly, I don’t think I could name all seven, either.”

Trivia time

What were the names of the Seven Dwarfs?

Some soup for you

Jim Fox, the Kings' color analyst, will have a soup named after him at the Redondo Beach Cafe, with a ceremony Wednesday as part of a viewing party for the Kings game at Edmonton. The game is not shown locally, but the restaurant will pick up the Edmonton feed.

Fox will have the restaurant’s chicken noodle soup permanently named after him. Just to be clear, that's chicken, not ham.

'Cheap' shot

So, now, the truth comes out about the Allen Iverson era in Denver. Nuggets Coach George Karl recently told the Denver Post that since the trade that sent Iverson to Detroit in exchange for Chauncey Billups, "There are less bad plays, more solid plays [now]. I think the wasteful, cheap possessions that we used to have, 10 to 15 a game, they don’t exist much anymore.

"Sometimes I saw something, but I couldn’t get it done on the court because I didn’t have a playmaker out there."

Cushy comfort

Minnesota Timberwolves Coach Randy Wittman hasn’t lost any sleep over his team’s 2-9 start, but he told the St. Paul Pioneer Press that the décor of his bedroom has changed.